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PREPAID SCALE. Situations Offered or Wanted, Apartments U^ ^'scelfsneons Wants and Sales Honspq^ « Sell, IF PREPAID art ordered Mertiong, are inserted in the "Western 1 Evening Express" at the following rata:— WORDS. ONCB. THMK SIX TIMES. TIMES, in d- s- d- 8. d. 12 or Jess 0 6 lo 1 fi 13 to 19 0 9 1 6 2 3 2° *>26 1 0 2 0 3 0 ^7 to 33 1 3 2 6 3 9 34 to 40 1 6 3 0 4 6 Each extra I 7 Wordi or 0 3 0 6 0 9 part of I In all MS^^rameTTnd address are counted as part of the advertisement. If alternate insertions are required or the Advertise- ment is not prepaid, credit rates will be charged, and no Advertisement will be booked for a less amount than THREE SHILLINGS. fhia Scale does not apply to Registry Office and Business AdTertisements or to Advertisements emanating from Public Bodies. REMITTANCES. Cnajnea or Post Office Orders should be remitted to preference to postage stamps. Postage Stamps (Halfpenny) are not refused, but. as they are often lost in the Post, they must, if remitted, be sent at the Sender's Risk. Cheque* and P.O.'s should be crossed and made payable to D. W. THOMAS. Sosft antr I-olitizi. LOST, in Penarth, on 18th inst., between Woodland- place and Station, Lady's Gold Lever Watch and Chain, with Diamond and Ruby Ring and Pencil attached; finder suitably rewar(led.-Prentin, Wood- land-place, Penarth. 2078i22 STRAYED from Tyla Morris Farm, l'entrrèh, a C3 Small Dun Cob, under 14 hands. aged; last seen at St. Pagan's.—Anyone giving information at above address or County Police-stations will be rewarded, detaining after this notice will be prosecuted. 2045i21 FOUND, Collie Bitch; sable and white; if not claimed in three days will be sold.—43. Mortimer- road, Canton, Cardiff. 1995i21 Businesses for Disposal* TTIOR Disposal by Tender, old-estaMished Milk Busi- Jj ness; good pacing rounds.—Particulars apply German, Ffynone Dairy, Cfole-street, Swansea. 2107i25 GENERAL Dealer's Business; good position Splot- lands.—Apply Seel and Isaac, Theatre Royal-cham- bers, Cardiff. a9554 TjtlSH, Fruit, and Greengrocery; well established7 J good trade.—Roach, Rotunda-buildings, Cardiff. i24 tJTQHER'S Business for immediate Disposal-^ eluding Ponies, Traps, and Other Requisites- doing good family tradei satisfactory reasons for dis- posal.—E. Batten, 246, Holtor.-road, Barry Dock. i24 TOBACCONIST and Confectionery; well-established profitable concern; cheap.-Roach, Rotunda-build- ings, Cardiff. 1962i23 HIGH CIMS Fruit Business, best position^R^thT bargain, £ 65; stock and fixtures worth more — H 1, Western Mail, Cardiff. l9n.Xi1Q O be Sold, in splendid neighbourhood Cardifi, an excellent Baking and Confc;cT?3liery Business and Premises, with steam oven and latest improvements- good bread round; satisfactory reasons given for dis- posw.-Apply Bailey, Giller, and Telfer, 15, High-stiert Cardill. n9528 HIGH Class Business in Grocery, Provisions, Wine JLJ. and fapirita; licensed to sell retail bottled ales, also ales on draught; takings ahout X200 month, can be more than doubled by energetic person adapted to the trade.—G 99, Western Mail. Cardiff. 1949il9 BOOT and Shoe Business; established four years; doing good trade; populous neighbourhood; re- tiring through death of husband; fixtures and stock at valuation.-G 93, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1935i23 GROCERY Busmen* for Sale immediately; cash required, £ 150-—Q 79, Western' Mail, Cardiff. i22 EOSPEROUS, old-established Engineering Works J. for Sale; £ 6.000 —G 84, Western Mail, Cardiff. i22 ALUABLE Anthracite Property for Sale: £ 6,090" half remaining.—G 83, Western Mail, Cardiff. 122 TWO Local Collieries for Sale; £ 50,000 and^fi^&OOOT —G 82, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1875i22 GROCERY and Provision Business, Canton; good position; opening for beginner.—Seel and Isaac Theatre Royal-chambers. a9473 House iubtstment. "VfEW Century.—Make up your mind to do J-* better this century than you did the last.N Why not live rent free, as hundreds of others have done?—Apply, by postcard, mentioning this paper, to Manager, 72, Bishopegate-street Without, London, E.C., for Copy of Booklet, How to Live Bant Free." e8791 iMenep* "J' THE Provincial Union Bank Continues to Lend JL Large Sums Daily from 91D to jE500 on Note of Hand Alone, or on any other Approved Security, to All Classes in England and Wales; all communantions strictly private; ti-is business having been established a great many years has grown to be one of the best- known and largest in the kingdom.—Call or write to the Manager Western Branch, Mr. Stanley Dowding, 1, Queen-equare, Bristol; or to Messrs. Wilkinson and Co., 3, Working-street. Cardiff. e8693 SUMS FROM £ 20 TO" £ 3,000 ADVANCED" AT SHORT NOTICE. On Approved Note of Hand, Personal, or Other Securities. Charges Arranged Before Transactions are Completed. Mortgages on Property Effected at Current Rates of Interest. Property Purchased. Trade Bills Discounted. Annuities and Fixed Incomes Arranged. Deposits Received at 5 per cent, per annum. APPLY L W. LLOYD, MANAGER FIELDINGS LIMITED, HAYES-BTJILDINGS, THE HAYES, 88933 CARDIFF. 13 ftoultrp* pigeons, &r. POULTRy.-If yon want yonr Birds to Pay Yon JL write for Prices and Samples of .Food to Noah Rees and Son, Hay. Corn, and Seed Merchants, Cardiff. STOCK Geese and Turkeys for Sale. Also Any Quantity of Cardigan Pullets.—O'Neill, 3, Penypeel- road, Canton, Cardiff. 1587i25 Birprles, Cnrpeles, &r. ROBERT Bevan has a Few slightly Shop Soiled Cycles to clear at a Great Reduction.—Come and see them at 29 and 31, Castle-street, Cardiff. 09533 ROBERT Bevan has just received the First Con- signment of 1901 Pattern Cycles, consisting of Swifts, Sunbeams, Osmonds, Rovers, New Hudsons, &c. a9533 ROBERT Bevan will be pleased to forward Catalogues and Particulars of Gradual Payment System on receipt of poet-card.—29 and 31, Castle-street, Cardiff. a9533 ADVICE to Cyclists.—Rudge-Whitworth strongly advise all Cyclists to have their Machines over- hauled before commencing to use them again each spring year by year; special prices quoted for re-plating and re-enamelling; best work only; no inferior work turned out by Rudge-Whitworth. Tyres re-rubbered Free wheels and rim brakes fitted. Hub two-speed gear fitted for £3 3s. on new machines, 10s. 6d. extra for adapting to old machines. Special spring repairs price list published in a few days. Write for quotations, stating work to be done.—Rudge-Whitworth (Limited),' 108, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. a9497 1901 Best Royal Enfield Cycle; the finest value; fitted with the Hyde free wheel (the winning one in the free wheel contests); plated rims, with black and red centres; very smart; £15 158.; call and see or send for catalogue. Enfields from £10 10s.—Norton, 126, Queen- street, Cardiff. 1750i21 NORTON'S for Singers, Raglans, Calcotts, Roulettes, Triumphs, Royal Enfields; catalogues free. 1751 i21 SACRIFICE, Gent.'s Safety; silver-plated, Westwood C7 rims, highest grade, 1901 tyres, new at Xmas, everything up to date, not soiled; all accessories; no use to owner; genuine bargain, £5 15s.; approval wil- lingly.—A. Gill, Waverney Villa, The Beach, Weston- luper-Mare. 1605d a. pEPAIRS, Enamelling, Via ting; trade prices.—Morris IV Bros., Cycle and Motor Works. Pontypridd. 85144 ^efcofastte* ASSISTANTS of Excise; 150 vacancies annually; salaries £ 85— £ 450; 'ast May we secured first place and 15 other successes, last November 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and many other places; our classes in Car- diff are just commencing for May examination.— Skerry's Civil Service College, 24, Trinity-street, Car- diff. 2114i25 ACME Mining School.—Correspondence and Private Lessens; also Coaching for Coming Examinations. —Send for prospectus, T. G. Nash, Pontypridd. 2113i25 CARDIFF-Schools of Commerce, 1, St. John's! square, corner of Queen-street.—Rapid Individual Instruction in All ComEiercial Subjects. 2077i25 MISSES Pryee, 487~W:udsor-joad, Penarth, Hesuina Lessons—Advanced Musio (certificated R.A.M.l, Drawing, Painting (oils, water colours), French (Pari- sian) Cardiff visited; terms on application. 1973i22 MISS Walker and Miss Davies, Cert. R.A.M., 98, Newpott-roarl. Cardiff. Resume Classes January 16th-Latin, Mathematics, Music, Painting. 1847i24 MALE Telegraph Learners' Examination, February 26-—Special Day and Evening Classes.—South Wales Tutorial Classes, 17, Working-street, Cardiff. 123 FRENCH Conversational Class Thursday Evenings, conducted by French Lady. Painting Classes Wednesdays and Satitrdays.-Chelston House, 108, Albany-road, Cardiff. 1772i21 -"rl.N PAINTING and Wood-cnrving Lessons in Penarth and Cardiff, commencing January 21st.—Miss Miles, Certificated S.K. (Art Master's), R.D.S., Waver- tree, Risca-road. Newport. 1707il9 LONDON Science Graduate Desires Pupils in Car- diff. Coaching in Mathenfatics and Physics;/one or two hcurs afternoon or evening.—Apply G 20, Wes- tern Mail, Cardiff. 1616i25 PRIVATE Tuition and Classes by London Graduate; preparation for examinations.—A. Thomas, B.A., U. Oj increscent, Booth, Cardiff. Lmil9 Jefrolastie* Teachers Wanted. STUDENT-Teaoher, about 15, Wanted Daily in Ladies' School; good lessons in music and paint- ing in return for services.-kddrers H 19, Western Mail, Cardig- 2031i24 WANTED, Infante' Mistress; Art. 50; Church- woman salary, £ 50.—Apply Vioar, Kid- wc'fr- 1983121 REQUIRED at once. Assistant Governess in Mixed School; Latin, drawing, junior music, usual Eng- lish sulijects.-Miss Pott.g. Mumbles, Swansea. 1897i22 Teachers Want Employinent. GOOD Governess Desires Engagement in Australia or America. Also Daily, Resident, Music, Nur- sery, Mother's Helps.-5, Church-street, Cardiff. 2094i22 housekeepers, Companions* Housekeepers, Companions &c., Wanted. y llt/Vau active, domesticated young woman as Help; good needlewoman; plain cooking; servant kept; comfortable home.—11, Wordsworth- avenue, Roath, Cardiff. 2080i22 Housekeepers, Companions, &c., Want Employment. HOUbEKEEPER Desires immediately Re-engage- if ment, Bachelor or Widower (gentleman); good cook; domesticated; experienced all household manage- ment; trustworthy, reliable; highest .references.—House- keeper, 29, Chapel-street, Troedyrhiw. 2117*22 A iniddle-aged, reliable, experienced Housekeeper Desnes Re-engagcment to Single Gentleman or Widower; business or private house; references will besr mmuteet investigation.-G 91, Western Mail, Car- diff. 1922i23 A" Housekeeper to a respectable Working Man (Bachelor or Widower); no children.—Address N. uaK.e>, Jixonmouthshire House, Abergavenny. 1856i22 Y0HNG, Ladr ltefluires Situation in Gentleman's i amily; understands cooking and housework nominal salary and travelling expenses; good references; Churcn of England.—G 66, Western Mail Office, Car- ff.. 1826U8 SUPERIOR, domesticate^UsefuTHeip; tall.—K. F., 29, Egertoa-street, Canton. Cardiff. 1774i21__ HOUSEKEEPER Requires Situation to Gentleman H in Cardiff, where servant kept; good cook and manager.—G 44, Western Mail, Car.tiff. 1725i19 by Middle-aged Persort, Situation as V V uorking Housekeeper to Bachelor or Widower without children; first-class references.—Apply E. J., 24, Nott-nghain-street, Canton. Cardiff. 1646U9 IBomesttc trbant. Nurses Wanted. WANTED, an experienced Nurse-Housemaid, to Take Charge of Two Children aged 5 and 7; good wages given to a really competent servant.- Apply Mrs. Wills, 9, Eaton-crescent, Swansea. 1934i23 WANTED, superior Nurse-Housemaid (four chil- dren, youngest 24 years); good needlewoman; healthy; early riser; experienced with children; Churchwoman.-Apply G 98, Western Mail, Cardiff, i23 WANTED, Nurse-Housemaid.—Apply 120, Cathe- _T<' dral-road, Cardiff. 1742'21 Cooks Wanted. IT/ AA'TED, Plain Cook.—State age, wages', reference v v Mrs. Richard, The Hill, Sket-ty. 2121125 WANTED, a good Plain Cook or experienced General; about 50; good baker; for country house; wages 120 to £ 25; first-class references required. —Mrs; Donegan, Park-y-seal, Grosmont, Pontrilas RS-O- 2099izl WANTED, good Plain Cook; wages £ 20-—Mrs. Leigh, Llanitshen. near Cardiff. 71927 -N'. VED, Coo k-General.—Apply Risedale, St V j Jamas's-crescent, Swansea. 2036121 .TjSf ANXED, gntod Plain, Cook by 1st February.—Mrs." I 7 V V'ickermaaf St. Iasells, Saundersfoot. 2020i24 ,T7t7"ANTED, good Plain Cook; under 30; smaU Iff family; wages £ 20— £ 25.—Mrs. Hedley, 7, St. Jaines's-gardens, Swansea. 2028i24 ANTED, trustworthy Person to do Plain* Cooking and Help in Housework.—Apply St. Maeburne, Penarth. 72286 WANTED, a good Plain Cook or experienced General; also a Housemaid; parlourmaid kepi.— Apply Mrs. Ward, Clasdir, Merthyr Tydril. 2012i24 GOOD Cook Wanted; two in family; parlourmaid and housemaid kept.—Apply Mrs. Horace Lyne, Cambridge House, Newport. 72280 WANTED, for Country, family two, respectable \oung Person as Cock; one been as kitchenmaid in large house preferred; two other servants; good wages.-A, Glanbaiden, Abergavenny. 1971i19 GOOD Cook-General Wanted at once.—Apidy MrsT Orders, Richmond House, Clytha-sauare, Newport Mon. 1957i23 GOOD Plain Cook; also House-Parlourmaid.—Apply after six if possible, 39, Park-place. Cardiff. i22 GOOD Plain Cook Wanted for Business HouseT must, thoroughly understand plain cooking.—State age, experience, wages required, Greenish and Dawjins, Haverfordwest. 191 life WANTED, Plain Cook for Small Family.—Reply, stating wages required, experience, and age, to Mrs-JPymond, Maesydderwen, Hirwain. 1914il9 WANTED, Cook-General. Also Young Girl aa Nurse.—13, York-place, Barry. 1918il9 PI/AIN, Cook or experienced General Servant. Also House-Parlourmaid.—Apply Mrs. Fiddian, 23 The Walk, Cardiff. 1930i23 WANTED, experienced Cook; satisfactory r els'- rences; kitchenmaid kept.—Mrs. Davy, Wood- side, Briton Ferry. 1895i29 REQUIRED, for Country House, good Cook.-Mrs. R Bond, Plas Llannon, Llanelly. 1823i22 WANTED, good Plain Cook.—Apply Mrs. HibberT Bryn Awel, Penylan, Cardiff. 1833i22 WANTED, thoroughly experienced Cook-General- also Housemaid; good wages.—Mrs. Charles Morgan, Brynhyfryd, Whitchurch, -near Cardiff. 72255 T1TANTED, experienced Cook-Generai, also Hons? ,T V maid, by end of January.—Apply 59, Plymouth- road, Penarth. 1771i21 WANTED, experienced Cook; small dairy.—Cory, Whitchurch, Cardiff. 1782i21 COOK-General and House-Parlourmaid Wanted for C Second Week in February; good characters indis- pensable; two in family.-Apply Miss Skinner, Pencae- bach House, Merthyr Tydfil. 72247 WANTED at once, a thoroughly experienced Cook- General; two in family; young housemaid kept. -Apply, stating wages required, references, &c., to Mra. George Spittle, St. Briavel's, Newport. 1704i19 WANTED, good Plain Cook, 1st February.—Apply 30, Newport-road, Cardiff. a9496 WANTED, Cook-General.—Apply Mrs. Richard Lewis, Cartref, Pontypridd. 1675il9 WANTED, early in February, a good Plain Cook; able to manage a small dairy and make butter.— Apply, stating age, wages required, and all particulars, to Mrs. Daniel Owen, Ash Hall, near Cowbridge. 72179 House and Parlour Maids Wanted. WANTED, House-Parlourmaids; Schoolroom-maid (tall), able to assist butler.—London Registry, Abergavenny. 2120i22 WANTED, experienced House-Parlourmaid, end of February, in Small Family.—Write all particulars Mrs. Hugh Ingledew, 50, Cathedral-road, Cardiff. i24 "VXTANTED, House-Parlourmaid by 1st February.— I Y V Mrs. Vickerman, St. Issells, Saundersfoot. 201gi24 .T757" ANTED, an experienced House-Parlourmaid; I V T must thoroughly understand her duties.—Apply, after 6 p.m., at 50, Plymouth-road, Penarth. 2005i24 XS7ANTED, early in February, Third Housemaid-" .Ti. must be highly recommended.—Apply H 9, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 72281 WANTED, Housemaid; assistance given; parlour- maid kept.—Apply, giving age, wages required and reference, Mrs. Trubahaw, Aelybryn, Llanelly. 9i24 WANTED, thorough good Housemaid for Small Family.—State age, wages, and experience, Mrs. Davies, Alltyclorian, Llanwrda R.S.O. 1985i24 ANTED, gocd Housemaid.—Mrs. Payne, 86 ) T V Plymouth-road, Penarth. 1939i23 ANTED, experienced Housemaid. TD-lyM, VT John Glaebrook, Sketty Court, Sketty, Swan- eea. 1867i22 HOUSE-Parlourmaid, with good references.—State H age, wages Mrs. Talfourd Strick, Westcross, Swan- sea; 1714119 OUSEMAID Wanted; not under 18; some expe- H rience preferred; four family.—Lynwood, Lian- ish en. 1669i19 Generals Wanted. RESPECTABLE Girl, about 16; no washing; small family.—Jenkins, Graig House, Cowbridge. 2116i25 EXPERIENCED General Wanted.—Apply 14, Rich- Jif mond-terrace, Park-place, Cardiff. 2075iZ5 GOOD General Wanted; comfortable home; two m family.—52, Plymouth-road, Penarth. 2070i22 -1 in- .Tyt 7"ANTED, General Servant.—Apply 3] Ruthin^ I Y Y gardens, Cardiff. 2062i25 ,T7tTANTED immediately, General Servant (respec- iyy table); good home; small family; references required.-Mrs. Jackson, Llangynwyd Vicarage, Bridg- end. 2057i25 IWL-iGTAN'TIPD, rl to Help in Kitchen and Laundry; < y y country.-Apply Mrs. Saunders, Glanrhwdwf Kidwelly. 2059i22 WANTED, a clean, honest Girl for Mornings.— Iff Apply 2, Edwards-terrace, Cardiff. 2056i22 WANTED immediately, superior General Servant; .W two in family; one who has been housemaid pre- ferred.—Apply la, Claude-place, Cardiff. 2042i24 i~WANTED, experienceiTUcneral; wages £ 16.—Apply I y y 1, Ninian-road, Cardiff. 2023i24 ."TXTANTED, respectable Giri for Housework; live in I y y —Apply Manageress, Stevens (Limited), 93, PonV cannn-street, Cardiff. 2039i21 WANTED, strong General; small family; good wages.—Apply The Lyndhurst, 6, Ciive^r*scent, Penarth. 1993i21 WANTED, February, experienced General; no washing; references required.—Mrs. Davies, Nantyfylion, Maesteg. 1978i24 A Good General Servant Wanted for Small EamilyJ no washing.—154, Newport-road, Cardiff. 1960il9 AA'TED, good General Servant; able to do plain I y y cooking. Also a Housemaid.—Apply Mrs. Lewis, 32, Richmond-road, Cardiff. 1933il9 "TXTANTED] "good General/ Servant.—Apply Mrs. I V V Taylor, 28, Wellfleld-road, Cardiff. 1938i23 WANTED at once, good General Ser"ant.-Apply v v Mrs. Jenkins, Royal Stores, Pontygwaith. 1916i23 G. ENERAL Servant Wanted at once; small family; G good wages.—Mrs. Sciville, 33, Connau?ht-road, Roath, Cardiff. 1929i23 EXPERIENCED General Wanted.—Apply 110, Claude-road, Cardiff. 1932125 ¿ IBomestie trbantg. Generals Wanted—Continued. WANTED, good General Servant.—Apply Mrs. R. Thomas, 5, Northampton-place, Swansea. i22 WANTED, in Faimhouse, clean, willing Country Girl (16—18); no milking.—Apply, personally if possible, Tyfry Farm, Rumney Cardiff. 1843i22 WANTED, experienced General; must be able to cook; small family; no washing; boy kept; good wages to suitable person.-AI)ply Mrs. Richards, Lancaster House, Tondu. 1821i22 RESPECTABLE Genera.! Servant; two in faraily.- Apply, evenings, 38, Chepstow-road. Newport. i21 GOOD General Servant Required for Small Family; no children. Address L., 3, Nicholson-place. Swansea. 1787-L21 WANTED, a General Servant.—67, Oakfie'd-strept, Ca^dlg- 1740121 WANTED, good General; housemaid and boy kept. Apply Mrs. Rces, Bank House, Abervst- 1733121 WANTED, 30th January, good General Servant; good references indispensable.—Misa Taylor, Hill Grove. Po'itypool. 1696U9 WANTED immediately, General. Also Girl for TT Mornings. Mrs. Churchill, 32, Oakfield-street, Cardift. 1679i19 WANTED, gocd General; no washing; good wages. —184, Cbepstow-road, Newport, Mon. 1600121 S«i*(lng;milas Wanted. SEWINGMAID; some housework.—State age, wages k.3 references, experience Mrs. Strick, Westerosa, B'vansea- 1715i19 Kitchenmaids Wanted. iW A NX Ji D, good Kitchenmaid; scullerymaid hl,- Miss Millar, Ruperra Castle, Newport, Mon. 8i22 WANTED immediately, strong, active Kitchenmaij. Urs. Xilewellyn, Court Colman, Bridg- fpd- 1984i24 WANTED, a good Kitchenmaid and Scnllerymaid. Apply Matron, Cardiff Infirmary. a9513 Launciresses Wanted. 4-aundresses Wanted. WANTED, Second Laundrymaid of two for l'em- brokeshire; experienced and highly recommended. —Apply H 8, Western Mail, Cardiff. 72282 Female Servants Want Places. f-»-0(JD Class Servants in Every Capacity Disengaged. lastlo Registry, Windsor-place, Cardiff. 2C85i25 ATIO_^ Wanted as Second or Third House- ——ai?ed 21.—G 41, Western Mail, Cardiff. i!9 k N;'I"DIby a Widow (32), Situation in Business TI- (luiol £ all|i intalligent.—Address H 15, ^estern Mail, Cardiff. • 2026i24 w Situation as Sewingmaid, Light Honse- W0I! or as Nurse in or near Penarth.—Apply, y letter only, Crame, c/o 91, Plvmoutli-road, Pcn- 1975121 ISituation Kitchenmaid, Gentleman's T 7 Family, Swansea district.—E., 110, Treharris- stroet. Cardiff. 1951125 A^-Perienced Cook Disengaged; accustomed to larga family; dairy and baking; wages, £ 40, or would go supply; good references.-Write Bell, 2, Bowen-ter- race, Brecon. 1910i19 A general Servants, Several Country Girls Want I lc.ccs.—Mrs. Coster, Registry, Gloucester. il9 GENERAL; good all-round servant; cook, wash.— City Registry (adjoining Empire), Cardiff.. il9 Ma Servants Wanted. GARDEN Boy Wanted; must be strong; age not under 15; good !refer_noe.—Address Basset, *>eauprc, Cowbridge, Glamorgan. 72300 IvVa Single Man to Help in Garden and f ? to Miik Cows; wages, 1 a week.-Apply T. Blaudy-Jenkins, Esq., Llanharran, Pontyclun. 72299 EXPERIENCED Married Groom-Gardener Wanted IA —Apply Dr. T. D. Griffiths, Drusiyn, Swansea. i24 WANTED immediately (indoors), Servant Boy; look after two horses; make himself generally useful—State wages, Dr. Price, C»rmsrthen. 1988i24 WANTED, Groom-Coachman, willing to be useful, with Wife to Take Laundry; good house pro- vided.—Lloyd, Gilfachwen, Llandyssul. 1979i21 WANTED, Second Gardener; married or singleT wages, 15c. week and cottage.—Apply to Taylor, Falcondale. Lampeter. 1976i24 WANTED, Groom-Gardener for Breconshire and T T to Make Himself Generally Useful.—Apply, first place, Rector of Glyntaff, Pontypridd. 1844i22 WANTED, Groom and Make Himself Useful on Farm; indoors.—Apply George, The Deri, Whit- church, near Cardiff. 1814121 WANTED, Farm Labourer as Working Forejnan; wages 10s. per week, food, and cottage. Also Lad as Ploughman; to live in.—N. A., Western Mail, S,-L,nt.ea. WANTED, sober Man as Ostler; thoroughly under- stand his work; look after three or four horses; good wages.—Thorney, Merthyr. 1763121 WANTED, for Cardiff District, Man who Under- stands Sheep and Cows and Make Himself Generally Useful; wages 18 shillings a week, house and garden found.—G 29, Western Mail, Cardifi. 72235 WANTED at once, experienced Groom; aged 19.— Apply, with reference, Dr. Richards, Tondu, Glam. 1657119 Male Servants Want Places GROOM Seeks Situation; well up in stable duties; aged 20; good rider.—Apply G. Price, Holme Lacy, Hereford. 1992i22 T ATE Gardener at The Oaks Seeks Situation.—Oaks JLj Cottage, Oardiff-road, Newport. 1904i22 SITUATION. Wanted as Farm Bailiff or Working Foreman; life experience; single; aged 32; highest references; state what wages given.-Apply G 69, Wes- tern Mail, Cardiff. 1829i22 ADVERTISER Seeks Ite-cngalement w Working I-X Farm Bailiff; thoroughly experienced; wife good manager; highest references.—Glynooch Farm, Ponty- Pridd. 1805i21 WANTED, Situation as Coachman; used to harness horses and hunters; three years nine months piesent situation, six in previous: married; aged 32.— Coachman, Coedriglan Park, Cardiff. 1804i21 ITUATICfN Wanted as Groom-Coachman; expe- rienced; seven years' excellent character; light- weight; aged 26; abstainer.—Thomas Worth, Berry- harbour, IUraeombe. 1659i19 Man and Wife Wanted. WANTED, competent Man and Wife to Manage a Farm in Carmarthenshire; wife to understand dairy and rearing poultry; comfortable house and good salary.—Apply G 86, Western Mail, Cardiff. 72266 trbant5. Female Servants Wanted. WANTED at once, experienced Commercial-room Waitress. Also Housemaid; good references.— ( Apply County Hotel, Ebbw Vale. 1985i24 WANTED, steady General Servant; knowledge of f" cooking; no baking.—Tower Hotel, Tal- garth. 1980124 100K Wanted; thoroughly experienced and reliable. 1 Also Waitress; experienced.—Apply Feathers Hotel, Lydney, Gloa. 1942i23 WANTED immediately, good General; good refe- rences another one kept.—Apply Thowas, White Hart Hotel, Tonypandy. 1917123 WANTED, Housemaid, Waitress; personal applica- tions.—Miss Chamberlain, Terminus Hotel, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 1924H9 SMART Coffee-room Waitress Wanted; reference required.—Mrs. Jeenes, Griffin Hotel, Brynmawr. 1854i22 /S OOD Plain Cook Wanted; competent; kitchen- ijf maid kept.—Mrs. Jeenes. Griffln Hotel, Bryn- mawr. 1854i22 EQUIRED, as Under Chambermaid, respectabli, strong Girl; good general would suit.—Apply to Mrs Sarvis, Castle Hotel, Merthyr. 1874i22 ANTED, a strong Girl for General Work.—Apply Angel Hotel, Narberth. 1082U9 WANTED, experienced Barmaid; must have good references.—Bertram Hotel, Cardiff. 1731il9 WANTED, reliable, industrious Innkeeper's W Daughter, accustomed to Housework and Bar; good needlewoman; comfortable home; references re- quired.—Tower Hotel. Talgarth. 1660il9 WANTED, experienced Cook-General; assistance given and boots kept; good wages to suitable percon.-Apply Hilton Hotel, Tenby, 1658i19 Female Servants Want Places. ANTED, by Young Lady, Situation as Barmaid, thoroughly experienced; good references.—F. Paulsom, 36, Backhall-street, Caerieon, near New- port. 1977i24 AS Waitress or Chambermaid in Hotel; experienced; good references.—F. Wallis, 57, Kingston-road, Southville, Bristol. 1912119 YOUNG Lady Requires Situation as Barmaid; some knowledge of business.—Apply R. X., Western Mail, Newport. 1903i22 EXPERIENCED Hotel Cook, disengaged, Requires E good Situation; aged 42; good references.- Address Reliable, care Locke's Advertising Offices, New- port. Mon. 1902i22 YOUNG Lady Seeks Situation as Barmaid; highest reference.—G 52, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1753i21 AS Barmaid in first-class Hotel; accustomed to brisk trade; good references.—F 73, Western Mail, Cardiff. a9451 Male Servants Wanted. WANTED at once, Marker; live in; 10s. a week.— Bute Hotel, Treherbert 2054i24 WANTED, Two Postboys for Tredegar Arms Tredegar.—Apply Manageress. 72297 BOOTS Wanted; also sharp Boy Billiard Marker.— Apply Feathers Hotel, Lydney, GI03. 1941i23 WANTED, Young Man to Attend to Horse and Trap and Look After Skittle Alley; good refe- rences required.—Apply Tredegar Hotel, Clifton-street, Roath, Cardiff. 1816121 WANTED at once (indoors), Ostler; single; "must be able to produce good references.—Apply Clarence Hotel, Pontypool. 72253 Male Servants Want Places. S Waiter or Billiard Marker.—Charles James. 25, Morgan-strefet, Tredegar. 2119125 ARMAN Seeks Re-engagement; aged 21; good reference.—W., 38, William-street, Merthyr. il9 ARMAN, disengaged, Seeks Situation; highest refe- renees.—G 45, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1730il9 Man and Wife Want Places. MANAGEMENT of Cafe, Temperance Hotel, or M Small Business Required by Married Couple; excellent reference1- .M>vell. BlackniU. Swansea, m justness as&resses* C ROSS BROTHERS, u 9 THE CARDIFF IRONMONGERS, ARE NOW EXHIBITING A VERY LARGE AND CHOICE SELECTION OF CURB SUITES, COAL YASES, IL-A-M P S, OIL & GAS STOVES, AND ALL HEATING APPLIANCES FOR THE PRIVATE HOUSE, HOTELS, AND PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. THIS WEEK'S SPECIALITY- 500 OIL STOVES, FOR HEATING OR BOELLING, AT 2s, 11 D. each I 100 Kuby HEATING STOVES, 10S. 3D. EACH. OUR FURNISHING AND ELECTRO-PLATE DEPARTMENTS CONTAIN A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF VARIOUS ARTICLES AT OUR WELL- KNOWN LOW PRICES. INSPECTION INVITED AT 3 & 4, ST. MARY-STREET, CARDIFF. partnerships* WANTED, a Partner for Engineering and Ship- repairing Business; shipowner or superintendent who can influence business preferred.—H 31. Western Mail, Cardiff. 2097i25 USINESS Wanted.—Advertiser (Widower) Would Join Lady in an Established Business or Would Finance or Manage a New Conoern; palltrycook. and restaurant experience; principals only treated with.— H 4, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1990'21 N Opportunity Arises for Introduction of Capital to Syndicate formed to Extend Existing Manu- faeturin^JftHMtess; gross profits 75 per cent. The Active Sendees of One or Two Gentlemen could be Utilised.—G 61. Western Mail Office. Cardiff. 1792i21 M" AJtINE~Engin?er Desires Partnership or Any Place of Trust; could invest capital in good business.— G 35, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1699119 Crabellers, Agents, SeC. Travellers, Agents, &c., Wanted. TRAVELLERS Wanted, calling on Ironmongers, "T grocers, fancy dealers, &c., to Take Up Lyons' Patent Domestic Egg Taster; grand selling line; good cornmission.-H 35. Western Mail, Cardiff. 2104i23 AGENTS Wanted at onoe by Established Firm to Offsr Boiler Composition to Collieries and Steamers throughout South Wales; applicants must have sound connections; liberal commission and every encouragement -ivell.-H 26, Western Mail, Cardiff. i22 TRAVELLER or Agent Wanted, to Sell Patent Mechanical Appliances in South Wales, particu- larly Amongst Steamers; state previous experience and term? asked.—Address G 77, 'Western Mail, Cardiff. 72261 d TO Retired Gentlemen and Others.—An old-f^tab- lished and wealthy Life Assurance Company Want active, well-educated Gentleman who can Devote Part Time to their Work as Special Agent; liberal remune- ration.-lteply, in confidence, o Life, carercf Mr. Wm. Lewis, Stationer, Duke-street, Cardiff. 969etc SECURITY Granted to Traveiira, Cashiers, Public Officials, &c.. by the National Guarantee and Suretyship Association (Ltd.), 10, St Stephen-street, Bristol.—^ lien G. Whit-taker, Secretary. 1026etc COMMERCIAL Traveller Required to Take Up C Additional Agency; would not interfere with present duties.—Address H 2, Western Mail, Cardiff. 148125 mHE Leading Agency of Wales.—Smart, pushing Men JL Wanted to Take Orders for Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, Sewing Machines, Pianos, Organs, Family Bibles, Electro-plate, Bassinettes, Mangles, Bicycles, &c.; cash or easy terms; grand weekly incomes realised for whole or fpare time; no responsibility and every assistance given; if other agencies have disappointed your expectations, try ours; ruccess certain to per- severing applicants.—For particulars write Jones and Jones, Portb. 1783i21 WANTED, Commercial Traveller, having good con- nection with Ironmongers, &e., in South Wales, to Sell on Commission an Article Much Use(L-kppl; BothAI imrt !<■>ii wiwwiMWiawaaMiiiMi Travellers, Agents, &c.> Want Employ- ment. A Young, active Merchant, residing at Hamburg, who has for ten years past called upon the largest tin-plate packing makere of Germany, and has first-rate connections, is Open to Act as Agent for a first-class Tin-plate Firm; excellent lefereiaces.-Apply to Alfred Luhrs, Isestr 1, Hamburg L18121 BREWERS' Traveller, disengaged, would like to Represent Good Firm; sound connection locally; 7 years' c-cperie 28, Western Mail, Cardiff. i25 SITUATION Wanted by capable Business Man as u Traveller South Wales, oi Branch Manager Gla- morganshire, Drapery, Outfitting.—inferences, particu- lars H 52, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2096i25 TRAVELLERS.—.Advertiser, grocer, would like to TRAVELLERS.—.Advertiser, grocer, would like to hear of a Few Commission Agencies for South Wales.—H 22, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2040124 COAL Agency.—Wanted, for Swansea and District., the Selling Agency of a good Semi-bituminous or Anthracite Colliery; advertisers have a large connection, and ere prepared to make cash advances if necessary.- Address r: 34, Western Mail, Cardiff. 72237 'Clerks aitl1 fBsnagers* Clerks and Managers Wanted. jWANTED, a first-class Colliery Manager for a I T T "Large Colliery now developing; must be abie to make his own surveys.—Apply, stating age, experience, end salary required, giving copies of recent testimonials, to H 08, Western Mail, Cardiff. 72313 a sharp Lad for Coal Exporter's Office T at Docks.—Apply, in own handwriting, H 24, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2Q55i22 YOUNG Girl Required for Office Work.—Applv H 23L Western Mail, Cardiff. 2052i21 INSURANCE.—anted, Youth; aged about 17; JL shorthand and typewriting.-Apply H 13, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2011i21 r^T^TED, Colliery Under Manager; accustomed to • T T steep seams, bad roof, safety lamps, and under- ground haala,-e.-St-ate age, experience, and salary, and give references H 16, Western Mail, Cardiff. 72284 iWANX'KD• Colliery Clerk, used to cost sheets; I T T also Traffic Manager.—State age, experience, and wages required, enclosing copies of testimonials, G 96, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1944il9 FIRM with extensive connections throughout South Wales has Vacancy for Articled Clerk; deposit £ 200 required.—G 92, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1931i23 02s. 6d. WeeklyT—A Salary of 7s. 6d. to 22s. 6d. Offered W to Either Sex (who can write) for their Spare Moments; work may be done evenings.-For particulars send addressed envelope to M. Truscott and Co., 8a, Glendower, Torquay. 1947123 WANTED immediacy, smart Office Boy, of good appearance, in Large Colliery Proprietors' Office. —Apply G 64, Western Mail, Cardiff. a9510 ANTED, Youth, aged about 16, able to Write Shorthand, in Office at Docks.—Apply G 53, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1775i21 WANTED, smart Office Boy for Docks.—Apply, in own handwriting, G 50. Western Mail, Car- diff. 1745121 CLERKSHIPS; £ 85— £ 450; Admiralty, War, Excise, Customs Offices; vacancies now; open to all, aged 15-23; experience unnecessary; special explanatory pamphlet free.—Secretary, Civil Service Bureau, Albert- hall, Edinburgh. 1686119 Clerks and Managers Want Places. GENTLEMAN, aged 26, well educated, good appear- ance, abstainer. Seeks Employment; has know- ledge book-keeping, correspondence, travelling, &c.; 9 years' experience in large manufacturing firm; highest references, and guarantee. -State wages to H 3, Western Mail, Cardiff. 34i24 BUILDERS or Merchants.—Experienced Man, WeU Up Building Trades, Desires Appointment; book- keeping (double entry), prime costs, buying materials; can take entire charge.—H 17, Western Mail, Car. diff- 2016121 BOOIv-KEEPER and Shorthand Writer Desires Situation.—Address H 14, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2013i24 ACCOUNTANT-Cashier. — Position Required by Advertiser; aged 29; Hi years' colliery experience first-class testimonials.—J. H. Dawson, Stanley Villa, Basford, Stokc-on-Trent. 1982124 EXPERIENCED Book-keeper Desires Re-engage- ment; double entry; salary moderate.—Thos. Chappell. Chepstow. 1852i22 WJESTLAKE Hill, The Academy, Cardiff, is Seet ing a Place of Trust; salary secondary eon- sideration.-154, Severn-road, Cardiff. 1758i21 SMART, energetic Clerk (experienced Manager) S Desires Re-engagement; could cope with any duties; fast shorthand correspondent, accountant- cashier, book-keener, and typist; excellent credentials.— G 43, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1724il9 -¡p fJop assistants^ Shop Assistants Wanted. f\7IT" ANTED, respectable Yonth as Apprentice,- I W Harris, Ironmonger and Shipchandler, Alex- andra-road, Newport. 2109i25 WANTED, experienced Hand at Herbert's Stores^ Grocers and Provision Merchants, Mountain Ash. 2124i22 BOOT Trade.—Young Lady Required, about 17 years of age, to Learn the Business.—Apply, by letter, only, to Manager, Brightman's, 10, Duke-street, Car- diff, 2075i22 DRAPERY.—Wanted, a Young Lady, with expe- rience; Welsh necessary; wages to commence, 13s. per week, living out; applications, stating age, to be in by Tuesday next, 22nd.—Co-operative Society, CanLifi- street, •■Abefdarp. 2065121 GROCERY and Provisions. — Wanted, smart Improver; indoors.—Apply Rogers and Co., Aber- tillery. 2063i25 GROCERY.—Young Man Wanted, with knowledge of provisions; wages (indoors), £ 35 per annum; please state address to apply for referenm.-Apply H fi. Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 1, 1991124 Assistants* Shop Assistants Wanted-Contlnuedf Glt()CEItY.-Wanted-,& ah-arp Lad as Apprentice; must be over 14 years of age.-kpply W. Thomas, Post-office, Ynishir, near Forth. 1974i23 GROCERY. anted at once, a Young Man, about 18 years, as Porter; one used to the trade pre- tarrcd App.y 156, Clftre;toad Cardiff. 1961il9 APPRENTICES.—Messrs. Evans and Allen (Limited), London House, New-port, Mon., liave Vacancies for well-educated Young Jiadies and Youths as Appren- tices to the General on applica- tion. 1906i22 WANTED immediately, experienced Young Lady for General Drg^j'.—Apply, stating age, wages, and reference, Davies, (Sarciarthen House, Blaengwynll. 9. 1800i21 OUTFITTERS.—Young Man; good window- 0 dresser; Welsh. -ell, Draper, Outfitter, Aber- am;iRr 1729119 CHINA.—Wanted, erienced Person (Female) to c Manage; also TArly Clerk, accustomed to dis- secting; 'outdoors; refe m.-D. C. Evans, Dowlais. 1681119 ROGER Y.—Wantedil Apprentice. —Apply Owen Harris ar.d Son, ^njaynon. Aberdare. 1656H9 DRAPERY—V,anted,%mshing Junior; also Appren- tice.—Full particulars Davies, Treherbert. i21 Shop Assletants Want Places. CLOTRIERs.-ExperillnCed all-round Married Man C Requires Situation; as Manager of Branch; abstainer; first-class references as to ability.-G fp Western Mail, Cardiff. 1793izl I>EsPECTABLE Young Lady Seeks Situation in pl, the Grocery, Confectionery, or Stationery Busi- nesa.—G 26, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1662il9 i Milliners and Dressmakers Wantod. STYLISH Milliner, High-class Business, Bradford Yorkshire.—Apply A. W. Spencer, St. John's^ square, Cardiff. 2046121 WANTED, good Improver and Apprentice Miilincry, Fancy Drapery.—Williams, 25, Royal Arcade, Cardiff. 1998324 MILLINERY.—James:.Jones and Co., Tonypandy, Require, first weelc tn February, an experienced Milliner; apply personally or enclose photo. 1928i23 jfliscellaneotts Situations* Situations Vacant.. TTr ANTED, Four Cutter Machinist; make and • V V temper own irons.—State wages, age, experience, Love, Joinery Works, Baekfields, St. Panals, Bris- t<ii- 2061122 CARDIFF Post-Mee.-Ilour Vacancies for Youths, c 15-18; previous experience unnecessary; salary from commencement; excellent prospects; good holi- days; pension; aiy intelligent youth can be successful aHer brid, rapid course of postal training; ovr 8,()()() II IJ I-=, Ws" -CIW* Clark's, Postal Tuition -College, 1, Chancery-lane, Lon- don, W.C. 955etb WANTED, ^Sma Lad having had experience in Bottling" Stores; aged about 18—Apply Mar- chioness of Bute Hotel, Frederick-strcet, Cardiff. a9542 SADDLERS.—Wanted, a Young Man Well Up m kS Light and Heavy Work; constant job.-Apply Gomer Thomas, Pontypridd. 2053i21 GROCER'S Haulier Wanted; previous experience; indoors.—Williams, Trallwn, Pontypridd. 2Q24i21 ILENTERIS Improver Wanted; acenstomed. to JL cylinder machines.-Particulars and references to Henry S. Newman, Orphans' Printing Press, Leo- minet,r. 2021i24 ."WANTED, a Driver for Priestman Crane and Grab. • » • —Only men used to Priestman Crane need annlv H 21, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 2033121 WANTED, a good Smith.—Men used to rock drills and general contractor's work only need apply H 20. Western Mail, Cardiff. 2032i21 OINEUS.-Wanted, a thoroughly capable and truat- i worthy Man as Foreman; good wages and perma- nent job.—Apply, with copies of references, to H 11, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2000j24 PAINTERS.—Wanted, a good, all-round Hand; able _L to take charge of work.—Apply 1, Mny-road. Roath, Cardiff. 1999j24 OPVER Refiner Wanted for Works in South Wales; must be thoroughly up in his work and steady.—Apply, stating experience, age, salary expected, to H 7, Wester# Mail Office, Cardiff. a9531 GROCER'S Haulier.—Thomas and Evans, Porth, Have Vacancy for experienced Man, with good references 1987121 WANTED, up-to-date Working Maltster; none but men of good character need apply.—Maltster, Wick, Bridgend. 1981121 WANTED immediately, active Young Man, expe- rienced, Willing Assist at Grocery Counter, Warehouse, Deliver Occasionally; wages 25s. per week.— Apply, full particulars, Committee, Co-operative Society, Ynishir, Porth. 1970123 WANTED, steady, honest Man to Look After Horse and Deliver Bread and Groceries; good wages and permanent employment to suitable man.—Apply G 94, Western Mail, Cardiff. 72275 A, EII, good Colliery Shoeing Smith; also Two tf good Colliery Fitters, capable of working single- handed.—State age, wagcs. experience, enclosing copies of testimonials, G 97, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1943i19 WANTED immediately, Baker for Small Country v v Trade; drive out. Apply Vaughan, Lyons- hall. 1915i23 MILK Trade.—^Wanted, indoors, a reliable Youth, about 18, to Deliver and Assist in Grocery Trade.— Apply with reference and wages required, to H. Field, Bedwas. 1925i19 APPRENTICE Wanted to the Watch, CloekV and Jewellery Trades,—Kair, 33, Castle Arcade, Car- dift. 1858i22 WANTED, for an Old-established Firm of Leather and Rubber Manufacturers in Cardiff, a Young Man all Light Porter and to Assist in the Warehouse; good references required.—Apply, by letter, G 65, Wes- tem Cardiff. a9511 BAKERS.—Wanted immediately (indoors), a quick, reliable Person to Deliver Bread and Assist in Bakehouse.—State age, wages, reference Daniel, Pouty- pool. 1769121 GROCER'S Haulier.—Wanted immediately, strong, steady Young Man as Under Haulier, to Assist in Warehouse Occasionally; must be a careful driver.— Stats age, yagos, reference Daniel, Pontypool. 1768121 ANTED, Warehouseman for Ship Store Business; one with experience preferred; aged about 22-— G 57, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1777121 WANTED, a Slaughterman; single; indoors; do .v v round and make himself generally nsefuL—Evan Thomas. Llanelly. 72241 WANTED at once, an experienced Colliery Mechani- cal Engpeer; must have a morough knowledge of shaft work, erection of fan and winding plant, also endless main and tail haulage; only those who are thoroughly acquainted with colliery work need apply; salary PZoo Per annum, with house and coal.—Apply I/eonard W. Llewelyn, Agent, Cambrian Collieries (Limited), Clydach Vale, Glam. 72230 Situations Wanted. BAKERS.—Good Bread Hand, Few Smalls, Seeks Situation as Second; outdoor.—G 72, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1836il8 CHIEF Engineer Desires Situation on Shore, Borne Position of Trust with Shiprepairing or Shio- iwning Firm, or Charge of Machinery, Engines, Boiieis of Works; good experience and testimoniala.-G 54, Western Mail. Cardiff. 1757i21 BUTCHER Requires Berth^Assist Shop, Do Round. —Price, 76, Woodficld-terrace, Penrhiwcciber. i21 Apartments* Apartments Wanted. WANTED, Two vJedrooms and Sitting-room in good f locality.—State inclusive terms (moderate) H 39, Western Mail, Cardiff 2125122 ROOMS Required in neighbourhood of Adamsdown; Usual conveniences.—Apply H 37, Western Mail, Cardiff.. 2108i22 NEWPORT.—Gentleman Wants Apartments—Bed- room. Share Sitting-room; cheap.—H 29, Western Mail, Newport. 2095119 A Young Gentleman Requires Two inexpensive Fur- nished Rooms; state terms.—Reply H 12, Wes- tern Mail Office, Cardiff. 2003121 Apartments to Let. QUITE of Apartments for Lady and Gentleman; eoii- O venient to railway stations; with private family pfcferable.—Apply immediately H 36, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2115119 9Park-piace, Cardiff.—Visitors will llnd Comlortabic } Accommodation, by Day or Week. 2102125 43, Newport-road.-Board-U.sideIlce or Itoonis; best 4 part of Cardiff; telephone. 2074i25 BACK Sitting, Front Bed Rooms; good cooking aiul attendance; bath.—36, Talbot-street, Cardiff. i24 LADY and Gentleman Taking House Central Situation Wish to Me4t With Gentlemen Requiring Comfortable Rooms; good cooking; home comforts; no children; terma moderate.—H 10. Western Mail, I Cardiff. 1996i2 I Apartments* Apartments to Let-Continued. GLlanbleddian-gardens, Cardiff. Apartmenta > (superior); gentleman dining out preferred; cen- tral; moderate. 1963'23 DYNAS Powis.—Well-furnished Apartm'nts for Gentleman; good cooking and attendance; no children; close to station.—Address 'G 95, Western Mail, Cardiff. a9526 RICHMONDiRoad (144), Cardiff.-Corafortable Fur- nished Apartments; board if lequired; terms moderate. 1865i22 LODGINGS for One or Two Young Men.—7, Sout* Lu ton-place, Card iff. 1842122 WANTED, Gentleman Boarder; home comforts; 21«. weekly; central.—G 49, Western Mail, Car- dig. 1743121 dig. 1743121 COMFORTABLE, quiet Apartments, One or Two C Friends; close Ít8 'bus; terms moderate.-24, Bant'or-road, Roath, Cardiff. 1781i21 COMFORTABLE Furnished Apartnieiits.-85, New- port-road. Cardiff. 1785121 33, Charles-street, Cardiff.—First-class Apartments; front sitting-room; central for stations. 1744i21 CHEERFUL, quiet Rooms to Let, Gentleman, near Park-place.—G 56, Western Mail. Cardiff. 1744i21 FRONT Sitting-room, comfortable Bedroom; suit gentleman—13, Marlborough-road, Roath Park, Cardiff. 1710119 CONVENIENTLY Situated.—For Two Gentlemen, Board-Residence.—18, Dumfries-place, Cardiff. Moderate. 1718i19 ISITORS to London will find ths Wilton Hotel, adjoining Station Victoria, S.W., Comfortable and especially coavenient for reaching all parts of London either by direct omnibus or underground rail- way; Paddrngton underground to Victoria 20 minute* Night porter.—Telegraphic address, Tuffato, London. 3356d premises* Dwelllner-houses Wanted. WANTED shortly, House, Cathedral-road; rent about £ 45 —H 27, Western Mail, Cardiff. il9 Dwelling-houses to be Let. ESS lis! b. HERN- AND PERTWEE, AUCTIONEERS, VALUERS, SURVEYORS, HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENTS. Printed Month;y Register (Free) of Estates, Houses, and Business Premises to be Let or Sold. 892iJ. Offices, 93, St. Mary-street, Cardiit. Established 1849. PENARTH, Victoria-road.—Capital Residence to p tie Let or Sold; 2 reception, 7 bed rooms.—Apply Hern and Pertwec, Cardiff. 2083i25 102, Miskin-street, Cathays, Cardiff; 4 bedrooms; hot JL bath; good locality.-Apply 100. 2093i25 "JVTKA Ii, Taff Station.—Good modern House, with 5 X1 bedrooms; tath and w.c.; moderate rental.—H 33, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2098i22 TO Le'fc or Sold, 194, Newport-road; recently papered and painted throughout; two reception, six bed rooms; bath (h.-c.i; low ground rent.-Banning, 90, Richmond-road, Cardiff. 2067125 CATHEDRAL Ro&d.-To be Let, a Detached Resi- CATHEDRAL Road.—To be Let, a Detached Resi- dence, containing 4 reception and 7 bed rooms, excellent billiard-room; good garden and stabling, and private entrance to Sophia Gardens.—Apply Hern and Pertwee, Auctioneers. Cardiff. r4 2022i24 LET or Sell, 21, Corbett-road, Cardiff; pleasantly situated, overlooking Cathays Park, top Park- place; 'buses pass to Queen-street; three reception- rooms, eight bedrooms, gas fittings, Venetian blinds.- Key and particulars at 31. 2038d 33;arark-Place.-Fine, roomy Residence; very moderate 3 rent.-Evaiis and Hancock, Auctioneers, Borough- chambers, Wharton-strcet, Cardiff. 2008i24 YYIELOG-street, Cathedral-road.—To Let, com- modious House; six bedrooms.—Apply Venning, 59, Mackintosh-place, Cardiff. 200U24 -f IAND-kFF.-Ten-roomed Villa, Brynmyrddyn; opposite Pa-lace grounds; £ 43 —29, Con way-road, Cardiff. 1952i23 TO Let, Court Bleddyn House, LlangibDy, sitaated on the main road, four miles from Usk and Caer- leon; 3 reception-rooms, 7 bedrooms, 2 kitchens, cellar, larders, dairy, scullery, laundry, wash-house, bathroom; stabling, saddle-room, coach-house, &c.; plentiful supply of pure water laid on through house and stables; good garden, kitchen garden, orcharding, and field, with house; about 16 acres excellent pasture land can be had dose by if desired.—Apply G. B. T. Nicholl, Eldon- chambers, Newport. 1907i22 USK.—To Let, Ynys Hafod House, near station, containing 17 reception and bed rooms, bathroom, good. kitchen, and offices; heated throughout by radiators; coach-house and 2 loose boxes, with 3 rooms over; good kitchen and flower gardens, with glass; the whole, with drainage, has recently been put into thoroughly good 'order.-For further particulars apply G. 3. 1—NhAoiy Eldg -.wd 1907122 TO Let, 3mall Furnished House at Llanishen; con- servatory, garden; stabling.—Apply G 76, We»- tern Mail, Cardiff. 1863i22 LIiANISHEN.—To be Let, a Well-furnished Villa, L with good garden, conservatory, and stabling.- Hern and Pertwee, Auctioneers, "Cardiff. 1249i22 TO Let, 10, Richmond-terrace, Cardiff, containing 6 bed, 3 reception, 1 box rooms, kitchens; green- house; large cellarage; recently painted, papered throughout.—Apply at No. 8. 1834i22 TO Let, with immediate possession, Morfa House, near Llant-wit Major; with or without about 33 acres of pasture land adjoiuin-Apply Messrs. Gwyn and GTryn, Solicitors, Cowbridge. 1824122 ADO-TLON-Barr,TodLet, 51, Kenilworth-road; frontage 21 feet, 5 belllboms; well appointed; all conveniences; built on dry, rocky ground; rent very low. Other Properties of Al! Classes to Let in the District.-Apply Ben Thomas, House and Estate Agent, 3, Regent-street, jjarry Dock. 1851i22 LOWER Pontnewydd.—'To Let, Large, convenient House, within two minutes' walk railway station, containing dining, breakfast rooms, sitting, drawing rooms, 7 bedrooms, 2 kitchens, scullery, vinery, green- house, stables, and coach-nouse, with large garden.— Evans, Pontnewydd House, Lower Pontnewydd, near Newport. 1810i21 09, Charles-street, Cardiff; rent £ 40—Lewis Hopkins, O 10, Queen-street, Cardiff. 1746121 166, King's-road; good condition; rent 106.—Hopkins. 10, Queen-street, Cardiff. 1747i21 TO Let, Salts Lodge, close Monmouth town; good house; about 4 acres pasture, orchard land; suit- able for poultry farm.-Apply H. F. Perkins, St. John's, Monmouth. 1685il9 iyA Richmond-road, Cardiff; two reception, five 4 Tc 5 bed rooms; bath, h. and c.; rent, £ 33.—Apply 72 (next door). 1674il9 TO be Let, the Detached Bijou Residence called Villetta, Stow Park, Newport, containing two sitting-rooms, four bedrooms, bathroom, and the usual dcmestic offices; Channel view; pretty lawn and gar- den; rent, £ 50: early powession.-Apply Mr. Watson, St. Mary's Ledge, Newport. 1676'19 EWPORT-RD. —Good Residence; large gardens. ATLAS-PLACE .-SmaU Villa; 9s. 6d. weekJy. CLAUDE-ItOAD.—Convenient Villa; low rent. DINAS POWIS.—Detached Residence; good gardens. CLIVE- ROAD. -Several Villas; reduced-rents. CAllDIFP-ROAD, LLANDAFF.—SmaU Villa. COTTAGES.—Egerton-street, 8s. 6d.; Sophia-street, 9¡;. 6d.; Peel-stieet, 7.. 6d.; Christina-stvett, Ss Stvern-road, 7s. 6d.; Saltmead-road, 6s.; Ethel-street, 4s.-Full particulars from R. H. SEEL and ISAAC, Theatre Royal-chambers. a9471 n Tudor-road, Cardiff, close to G.W.B. Station; j thirter-n rooms, bathroom (hot and cold water, &c.); rent, zPi 18. per week, including rates and taxe&- Apply to Mr. E. H. Crafter, Western Mali, Cardiff. 87665 TO be Let, February 2nd, 1901, Treferig House, Llantrisant, containing 16 rooms and all modern conveniences; plentiful supply of pure water; excellent 6tables, saddle-room, coach-house, and farm buildings, and 54 acres of excellent pasture land; three miles from Pontypridd and two milea from Tonyrefail G.W. Railway Station.-For further particulars apply to Wi'liam Evans, Rhiwinder Fawr, Tonyrefail, Ponty- Pridd- 71891 Dwelilnsr-houses to be Sold. ST. Andrew's-crescent.—For Sale, "excellent Semi- detached Residence, with commodious reception and bed rooms; specially-built billiard-room.-Apply Hern and Pertwee, House Agents, Cardiff. 2084i25 TO be Sold, the finely-appointed, substantially-built, beautifully-decorated leasehold Modern Detached Residence, known as WeUclose, Penylan, Cardiff, stand- ing. in well-laid-out grounds of about one acre and 20 perches, in an excellent position. It contains 3 recep- tion-rooms, 8 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, lavatories, out- houses, and other offices; heating apparatus for ground floor; cellars; front and side entrances; greenhouse, adjoining to and leading from drawing and dining rooms; vinery, &c. Held for the residue of 99 years at the very low ground rent of £ 23— For price and per- mission to vieu apply only to Mr. William Jones, Solicitor, 29, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 1766i28 ABERCYNON.—2, North-street; corner houseT easily converted into shop; good position. Also 20, North-street..— G 48, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1737i21 CAERPHILLY.—To be So'd or Let, Detached Country Residence; five minutes from station; elevated situation, with wide range of view; "stands in eight acres of ground, including large orchard; good kitchen garden and ornamental grounds; house contains spacious hall, three reception-rooms, nine bedrooms, dressing-room, kitchens, laundry, bathroom (hot and cold); has stabling for four horses, large coach-house, and good harness-room; ornamental entrance lodge and carriage drive.—For particulars G 30. Western MaiL Cardiff. 1667i19 NEW Century.—Make up your mind to do better this century than you did the last? Why not live rent, free, as hundreds of others have done?—Apply, by post-ca^d, mentioning this paper, to Manager, 72, Bishqjfegate-street Without, London, E.C., for copy of booklet, ''How to Live Rent Free." L18124 Business Premises to be Let. QUEEN Street.-Two ,Modem Shops, with good basements; excellent position; very low rent.— Wilkinson, Auctioneer, St. John's-square, Cardiff. i25 TO Drapers and Others.—Capital Corner Premises, good dwelling-house, Salisbury-road, to Let.— Apply Hern and Pertwee, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. iZ2 r O.NYP-ANI)Y.-To Let, 98, Dunraven-street, corn- 1 manding Shop and Premises; principal strettm- Apply Edward Jenkins, Rhondda Tea Warehouse, Llwynypia. 2060i25 Altl)IFF.-To Let, excellent Shop and Business Premises; splendid situation, bet street Cardiff. Npply Lewis R(Jpkins, 10, Queen-street, Cardiff. i24 TO I«et, in main street Newport, Butcher's Shop, with Fittings complete; excellent family house; electric light; low rent to reliable tenant.-Apply Atten- tive, Shaftesbury-chambers, Newport. 2048i21 rjlO Let, exoeileut. Shop, House, and Stable in Cor- _L poration-road, Newport; rent 15s. weekly to reliable tenant: -uit dairyman, chemist, or draper.—Apply Shaftesbury-chambers, Newport. 2049i24 14, Custom House-street.—Capital Shop and Basement; £100 ineiiiaive. -Evans and Hancock, Auctioneers, Borough-chambers,' Wharton-ctrect, Cardiff. 2008i24 GOOD WorkBhop; suit carpenter; Hope-street, Car- diff; £ 20 inclusiveL—Evans and Hancock, Estate Asents. Boiousb-chamberv Wliarten-atwt. 2008124 JBusmtss auirrsscs. ERECTED TO CATER FOR A SELECT FAMILY TRADE. ROATH SANITARY STEAM LAUNDRY, MARLBOROUGH-ROAD, ROATH PARK. „ LEADING FEATURES: SUPERIOR WORK, REGULAR COLLECTION, ACCURATE RETURNS^x^^ CATHAYS STEAM LAUNDRY, DYEING, and CLEANING 'c, WORKS, -A > MIXNY-STREET, CATHAYS. CURTAIN CLEANING, WINDOW CLEANING, V >" (j., STEAM CARPET BEATING, CHIMNEY SWEEPING. vslV AND GENERAL HOUSEHOLD RENOVATING. V VANS AND TRUCKS TO ALL PARTS DAILY. ,T Tvionhone EVERY ORDER RECEIVES PROMPT ATTENTION. 741a SEND POST-CARD. *8433 $remi £ f £ » Business Premises to be Let-Contlnuod ItEHOUSE, Three Floors, and Offices; centrally situated, West Bute Dock; £ 90 per aunum.- Evans and Hancock, Wharton-street, Cardiff. 2008124 20, Carlisle-street.—iirst-class House and Shop; best position; suitable for any business, specially for grocer, draper, or outfitter.—Apply Jones, 21, Metal- street, Cardiff. 2009i24 51, Albany-road, Cardiff.—Important Double-fronted Comer Shop, Dwelling-house; with or without large yard, stabling; best position business side; annual tenancy; lease responsible tenant; suitable outfitter, furnishing ironmongery, or any business; just painted, papered throughout.—Apply premises or owner, Lie. J. l'cweli, Beeches, Newport-road, Cardiff. 2015i21 BAKEHOUSE to Let; fitted with a Perkins steam oven; stabling for two horses.—Apply Venning, 59, Mackintosh-place, Cardiff. 2002J24 SWANSEA.—To let, commanding Shop, House; s principal street; suit any trade; rent moderate.— N. E.. Western Mail, Swansea. 1955iZ3 DOUBLE Fronted Shop and House to Let, 54, Lower Cathedral-road; hot and cold water; shop fitted with counters and shelving suitable for any busi- ness; moderate rent.—Apply Cowbridge-road Post-office, Cardiff. 1892i22 SHOP to "Let.—Further particulars epply Davies, t.3 Grocer, 171. Cwmparc-road, Treorchy. 1813i21 TO be Let or Sold, Large Corner Shop and Premises; yard, stable, coach-house; decker ovens; good opening for baker, grocer, clothier, draper, &c.; low rent to good tenant.—Address G 59, Western Mail, Car- diff. 1780121 OHUPS in Bute-street, near Pier-head.—Hopkins, 10, IO Queen-street. Cardiff. 1748121 TO Let, Lock-up Shop in Swansea Arcade, near Oxford-street; suit boot dealer.—Apply Ernest H. Lecdert 46, Waterloo-street, Swansea. 1713119 LSp^NY Road, 122-—Commanding Shop and Dwell- ing; back entrance; good position for draper and milliner, stationer, tobacconist, or other; rental 15s. inclreive. 122a, Albany-road.-Lock-up Shop, with cellarage, show. room; back entrance; rental 7s. 6d. Corner Shop and Bakehouse, populous district Cathays. Castle-road.—Contractor's Yard and Premises, compris- ing Workshops, Stores, Sheds, Stabling. Commodious Premises (three floors), Albany-road, for factory, workshops, stabling, corn stores, or others. Further particulars apply 124, Albany-road, Cardiff. 1665i19 ST. Mary-street, Cardiff—Very fine Premises; suitable for a clothier's, draper's, bootmaker's, or other retailer's business.—Apply John Jenkins, 10, West gate- street, Cardiff. 1664H9 CASTLE-RD.—Modern Front Shop, Warehouse, &c. 55 and 67, CASTLE-RE.; jfet renovated. BRIDOE-ST.—Commodious Shop and Warehouse. COWBRID&E-RD.—Lock-up Shops, from 8s. weekly. WAREHOUSES—Several. Also Sites centre of town. Apply R. H. SEEL & ISAAC, Theatre Royal-chambers. 89472 GOTTWALTZ and PERRY, 11. High-street, G Cardiff, Have to let:- SHOP and DWELLING-HOUSE, Cowbridge-road. DWELLING-HOUSES, Coworidge-road; 10s. to 161, DWELLING HOUSES, Beda-road; 10s. And Other Properties. SEVERAL OFFICES in Charlee-rireet. -9139 TO Let, important Works, covering about 6 acres, one and a half miles from Cardiff, with canal wharf and railway sidings —Apply to Crown Preserved ,u.>al Company (Limited), Cardiff. a9169 n Tudor-road, Oardiff; close to 6.W.B. Station; ) thirteen rooms; bathroom (hot and uold water, &c,); rent, £ 1 Is. per week, including rates and taxes.— Apply to Mr. E. H. Crafter, Wester* Mail. Cardiff. a7666 TO Let, with immediate possession, Shop and Premises, No. 57, Queen-street; best position m Cardiff.—Apply Heard, Son, and Clogg, 24, Trinity- street. Cardiff. a8388 Business Premises to be Sold. LARGE Freehold Premises, situated Bath-road, Bristol, where three businesses are being carried on-grengrocerr, furniture broker, and wheelwright.- Particulars Vegetable Market, 160, Bath-road, Bristol. 72263 Stables to Let. COACH House and Stabling to Let, Hope-street, Cardiff.—Apply Mason rfhd Jacob, Western Mail- chambers, Cardiff. 2073i22 Sitgmegg Sfc&rrsees* GEORGE'S PILE AND GRAVEL PILLS. ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF 30 YE ASK These world-renowned Pills hold the first in the world as remedies for PILE and Gh&VfSL and the common disorders of the hiAntaoiL Bowels. Liver, and Kidneys. There is lJJh a civilised naticu under the sun that hait vo*. expericnoed their healing virtues. GENERAL SYMPTOMS.-Pains in the back, loins, between the shoulders, and in the region of the heart, stomach, liver, and kidneys, con- stipation, wind, griping, colic, biliousneria, sup- pression and retention of urine, pains in the imgha, palpitation, giddiness, depression oi spirits, general debility, and other symptoms too obvious to point ouc These Remedies do not nrofess to do the ÍJUpoasible-to cure all them flesh is heir to. What the proprietor, however, does tlaim is that. in George's Pile and Gravel Pills." he has discovered Remedies of the extraordinary virtues and efficacy for two of the most painful and common disorders that trouble mankind (Piles and Gravel), and their accompanying aches and pains; medicines which never fail to afford relief even in old and neglected forms of these complaints, whilst in cases of more recent date satisfactory cures may be confidently expected from their healing action. The three forms of these remedies:- No 1.—GEORGE S PILE AND GRAVEL PILLS. No. 2.—GEORGE'S GRAVEL PILLS. No. 3.-GEORGE'S PILLS FOR THE PILES. The proprietor has in his possession thousands of testimonials from all parts of the world, of which the following are offered as fair samples:- From the originator of the movement in favour of taxing Royalties and Ground Rente for local purposes:— I have looked over hundreds of Original Tes- timonials received by Mr. J. E. George, Hir- wain. bearing upon cures effected by his' Pile and Gravel Pills.' The writers of these letters are unanimous in their testimony to the Mar- vellous Remedial Powers of Mr. George's Remedies. I look upon the bundle of testi- monials placed before me as a Satisfactory Proof that he has, by his discovery, \loon the meaiis of alleviating the pains of a multitude H sufferers. "D. E. WILLIAMS. J.P. for the Counties of Brecon and Glamorgan." Sold by all Chemists and Patent Medicnnv Vundcrs, in boxes, at Is. lid. and 2s. 9d. eaotf By pf st. Is. 3d. and 38. From the RECTOR OF ALBTJRGH. "Alburgh Rectory, Harleston. "Dear Sir,—I have found your No. 3 Pills in- raluablc, and I know no Pills so effectual as an aperient for those who. unhappily, have a ten- dency towards constipation. I have been anxious to write to you in testimony of my grateful seni-i of obligation to you. Yua are, indeed, a benefactor to the sufferer. Your Pills have in my case (and I am now in my 77th year) if not added to tht length of my days. for that has been entirely in the hands of God, certainly contributed largely to the comfort and enjoy- ment of my life, notwithstanding a weak heart and a feeble fraine.-Yours faithfully, ClIAS, W. L<'HR.' AN-UFACTUREIL, HORSFORTH, OFFERS 1M- HIS OWN GOODS DIRECT from the LOOM at MILL PRICES, viz. Serges, Fancies, Cashmeres, Bieges. Meltons, Mantle Cloths Patterns sent free on application. Save all intermediate profit. Special Lot of Dress Meltons, all shades. at per yarn. 3 TE GREAT BL OD PURIFIER. THOMPSON'S BURDOCK PILLS. Orerc-c me the worst forms of diseases and the foull^t state of the Blood. Stomach, Liver, and Kidneys; they go to the core of every disease, where JIO other medioino has power to reach. tn Boxes, at Is. lid. and 2a. 9d. each. Sold by all Chemists, or from the Burdock Fill. JL footcrir. 44. Oxford-street. Swansea. ifttsrellantous* IS Your Watch Wrong? The Best and Cheapest Shop in Cardiff for the Repair of Watches of every description (Knglish or Foreign) is 38. Castlo Arcade (third shop from Castle-street), by James Keir (for ten years with Mr. Spiridion). Clocks and Music Boies Cleaned and Repaired. etc Miscellaneous Wants. MllS. Williams, 207, Castle-road, Cardiff, Buyer of Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's Clothing, jjoot3, End Furmture: highest prioes given. 2105125 ("I EX'IXEMEN'S Left-off Clothing Bought, Boots, 7. &c.; highest prices.—Mrs. S. L. Green, 32, Caro- line-street, Cardiff. Established 40 years. a9532 TO J?armers.—Advertiser is Buyer of Hay, Corn, £ d Oats; cash on delivery.—State lowest terms, H 6, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1994124 TO Clothiers, Outfitters, Tailors, kc.—Wanted, for Cash, Large or Small Stocks.—N. F. Western Mail, Swansea. 1956123 CASH (full value) Given for Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's Left-off Clothing; orders punctually attended to on receipt of post-card.—Drnce, 46, Broadway, Roath, Cardiff. 1927i23 MRS. Gorman, Purchaser of Ladies', Gentlemen's, Children's Wardrobes, Furniture, Boots, icc.—13 and 15, Bridge-street, Cardiff. Established 1863. 1888122 LEFT-OFF Clothes.—Mrs. ltoddy, 9, Sandon-street, Newtown, Cardiff, Purchaser of Ladies' and Gen- tlemen's Wearing, Apparel, ke.-All orders pnnctuaHv attended to in town or country Good prices given. 69 CLOTHING.—Ladies', Gentlemen's, Children's Left- off Clothing Bought.—Mrs. Rich, 109, Castle-road, Cardiff. Best prices. Orders punctually attended to. 1491d LADIES and Gentlemen's Wardrobes, Furniture, Boots, fcc., Bought, Town or Country.—Orders punctually- attended to, Mr. or Mrs. S. Beer, 30, Carolino- itreet, Cardiff. Established 1864. 68577 Miscellaneous Sales. BOOT Dealers and Stores.—You needn't keep a big Stock. Fill up weekly from Boyle and Go.'s Wholesale Warehouse, Womanby-street, Cardiff. Cheapest and Best Market. Net Cash Prices. e8625 IMPORTANT.—1Table Knives, 5-guiuea set, 12 large, 1 12 small; also Meat Carvers and Steel, with mas- sive real ivory handles; accept 10s. 6d.; approval free.— Miss Seymour, 6, Ladbroke-grove, Holland Park, Lon- don, W. 2118125 NEW Sewing Machine for Sale; eell 12s. 6d.—7, CliapeJ-street, Llandaff. 2914U9 SHOP Fittings.—Griffiths, Manufacturers of Latest Show Stands, &c., Dale End, Birmingham. i25 LADY'S handsome Solid Gold Keyless Watch, equal new, in case, with Albert Chain; only 27s. 6d.; approval; worth double.-Miss Rudge, 30, Kensington- place, London, W. L18128 A.FES.-Several good Second-hand for Sale; state s size required, one 20in. high, £3. delivered.— Lord's Safe Works, Wolverhampton. 2092125 "J7VDB. Sate, a bargain, first-class Newport Cutter JJ in good seaworthy condition; well found in every- thing.—Apply W. Fisher, 12, Hitman-street, Newport. 2047i24 FOR Sale, a Phonograph, with Battery, in perfect workin» order, with Speaking Tube and Two Dozen Records.-Can be seen at Council-chambers, Coin-street, Newport. 1901i22 CURE for Piles.—Perfect Cure Guaranteed in most stubborn <^ses; poet free 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d.—La Trobe, Chemist, St. Michael's-hill, Bristol. 1908d FOR Sale, Nantes Sand for Locomotives and Cementing; 6mall quantity only left.—Barry Sand and Gravel Company, Barry Dock. 1837122 FURNITURE Bargains at Harris's, The Market, Newport, Mon.—Satin Walnut Bedroom Suite J35 10s.. Solid Walnut Suite in Saddlebags kg 17s. 6d., very handsome Sideboard, lofty canopy back, 97; Solid Walnut Dining-table 3 guineas, massive All-brass Bed- stead E5, Spring Bedding to suit same 35a., 287 strong Chairs, suit public-hall, bargain.—Harris's, The Market, Newport. Telephone 292 71957 BERTIT,LERY.-Solid Walnut Bookcase L4 15s., A splendid Walnut Mirror, ft. high, 4tt. 6in. wide, 50s.; AXIDlllster Carpet, 3 yards by 4 yards, 4 guineas; Solid Walnut Sideboard Dining-room Suite in Real Leather and Dimng-table £30, Breakfast-room Suite £ 4 15s., Black Walnut Bedroom Suite £13.-On view at The London House, Abertillerv, Mon. 71957 FOR Sale, Miner's Dial; interchangeable telcscops extension tripod (Loffman joint).—Apply J. B., c/o W. H. Hooke, Abingdon. L18116 A Lovely Set of Baby's Long Clothes; embroidered; unused; 50 articles; 21s.; approval.—Mrs. Mas, The Chase, Nottikgham. 1464d ADHESIVTr liinen -rape for Repairing Mjfesic, &e., 3d., pest free per rail—S^tionery Department, Western Mail, Cardiff. ILKSELLER'S Delivery Book, Is.; postage^ 2d. extra.—Stationery Department, Western Mail, Cardiff. TICKETS, in rolls of 1,000 each, for Bazaars, Con- j. certs, fro., 1s.. 3d.. postage 3d.—Western Mail Limited, Cardiff. BASKETS Selected Fresh Fish, cleaned ready for table, 71b. 2-s. 6d., carriage paid United Kingdom. Molyneux, Wholesale Fish Merchant, Milford Haven. 4042d CONSULT Madame Proctor, the Society Palmist, Phrenological Practitioner.—17, Wharton-street, Cardiff 1009d WATFRPROOF Horse and Oort Covers, Driving Aprons, Tarpaulins, Harness and Saddlery, Son- blinds, Tents, I'lags, Sacks, Bags, Canvas Rope, &c.- Fred Morgan and Co., Cardiff and Penartii. a9178 THE Latest Improved Letter File. "The Modern" File; 4s. 6d.—Stationery Department, Western Mail, Cardia. C"CYCLISTS' Pocket Cass, containing Pnenmatie Tyre J Repairing Outfit, Medicated Court Plaster, and Insurance Coupon for 12 months; one ehilling.-8ta. tionery Department, Western Mail, Cardiff. A RE CORD IN F URNISHIN G BEY AN & COMPANY (LIMITED. REGISTERED AS "THE CARDIFF FURNISHERS," An examination of onr books reveals the fact that for the yeat ended December 31, 1900, there has been an increase in our sales over the large returns of the previous year amounting to SEVERAL THOUSAND POUNDS! The trade done in the last year of the Cen- tury has, therefore, beaten all previous records during our Fifty Years' trading! This very successful result of the great reductions made in all departments twelve months since is not only extremely gratifying to ourselves, but afford3 the most conclusive proof to our army of customers and to the feneral public that we still maintain the proud position of being The LARGEST FURNISHERS In South Wales and Monmouthshire. This position we are determined to hold, and shall spare no effort in order to secure a still further increase in our business during the FIRST YEAR OF NEW CENTURY. I IMMENSE SELECTION! LARGEST STOCKS! SMALLEST PRICES! LARGE CATALOGUES GRATIS. DELIVERY OF ALL GOODS FREE. ALL COMPETITION DEFIED! BEVAN & COAIPANY CARPET AND MUSIC WAREHOUSEAIEN DUKE-STREET AND ST. MARY-STREET. C A R DIFP, Also at SWANSEA. NEWPORT & PONTYPOOL el876 —————————m flublu gmuStlutntS. CARDIFF. TJEIEATRE ROYAL, C-KRDIYF. Lessee and Manager ROBERT- REDFOED. LAST TWO PERFORMANCES TO-DAY. At Two and Seven, THE FUNNIEST AND BEST PANT0MIM8 EVER SEEN IN CARDIFF. L A D D I N Produced by MILTON BODE'S COMPANY. Children under Twelve Half-price to Morning Performance. Box Office Open 10 to 5. Nat. Tel. 362. NEXT WEEK: THE COMPTON COMEDY COMPANY, in "DAVY GARRICK," "THE RIVALS," "SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL," SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER" (AN EMPEROR'S ROMANCE). a9499 GRAND THEATRE. Lessee & Manager: EDWARD QUIGLEY. TO-NIGHT, at 7.30, THE 'VORST -^TOMAN IN L ONDolq. Box Office at Thompson and Shackell's, 24, Queen-street. Time and Prices as usual. MONDAY NEXT, "SATURDAY NIGHT IN LONDON." a9501 'Tis not in mortals to command success, bat we'll do more-deserve it."—Addison. THE CARDIFF J^MPIRE, QUEEN-STREET. Managing Director .OSWALD STO TO-NIGHT! The Quaint Stranger, IIARRY PORD, Comedian. PROFESSOR DUNNING, In "Ventriloquial Comedy." JESSE BURTON, Vocal Comedian. MISS MAY HENDERSON, The Dasky Comedy Queen and Expert Dancer. BEN LEGGETT'S COMBINATION, Who will appear in their Latest Up-to-Date Comedy Sketch, entitled, MAID OF ATHENS." A Prehistorio Relic Modernised, Charming MDLLE. VIOII. KAHN and KAHN, The Mysteries. ATROY, Juggler and Equilibrist. The Original Singer of "Arrah, Go On LILY MARNTE Y, Characteristic 'Comedienne. Two Performances Nightly. Early on* between 7 o'clock and 9; Late one between 9 o'clock and 11. o Box Office Open Daily (with exception of Saturdays) 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., and 7 to 10 n.m. baturdays 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Plan of Grand Circle. No Booking Fees. Telephone No. 625. NEWPORT. ■_ rTTHE NEWPORT EMPIRE. -T"' CHARLES-STREET. Managing Director OSWALD STOUj. TO-NIGHT! The Master Magi^-a Con- summate Artiste. Servais Le Roy, a Twed. J-16"1- Century Wizard. Miniature Mtiirta. Comedienne. J. H. Hurst, a Sing-er and Actor. Watson Family. Musically Gifted. The Sarn- thaler Sextette, Harmonised Tyrolean Voca* liste and Dancers, in New Songs. k(Ble. Lucy Kolzowa and her Dog Pantomime. The Bohemians, Musical Comedy Artistes. FrolD the Hippodrome, London, Horvath's Midgets. the Living Liliputirms. T.iatiw lye E U M, NEW P 0 R T. ,j Proprietor & Manager ..Mr CLARENCE SOUNES TO-NIGHT, at 7.33. THE LATEST LONDON SUCCESS. ON IIER MAJESTY-*S SERVICE REAL QUICK-FIRING GUNS. Pi-ioes, 6d. to £ 1 Is. Telephone, 158 Nat. Box Office Open Daily 10 to 10. 72238 Next Week:-Comic Opera. "LA POUPEE." MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON. tiulalít gotires. HPO"MORROW (SUNDAY)7^NUARY ■ 20th. CARDIFF MERCIFUL SOCIETY. SEVENTY FIFTH ANNIVERSARY. TWO SERMONS on Behalf of the above Societv will be PREACHED at WESLEY CHAPEL CHART,h s-STREET—by the Rev. HENRY WOSTENHOLM. at Elevsn a.m., and by the Rev. OWEN WATKINS, at 6.30 p.m. Collections in Aid of the Funds for Relief of the Sick Poor. I 2069il9 3RD VOL. BATTALION THB WELSH REGIMENT. ORDERS BY PEARSON R. CRESSWELL, C.B., V.D., Colonel Commandant, CARDIFF DETACHMENT. For the Week ending 26th January, 1901. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.—The Ser- geants and Corporals will Parade at Eight p.m. Subject:—Firing Exercise, Sections 78 to 84. (Pamphlet 1898). One Pouch must be worn, as the Dummy Drill Cartridges will be used. Saturday.—Collective Morris Tube Practice commencing at Three p.m., for Sergeants and Corporals only. 1. iiiXtraot from Battalion Orders dated 16th January, 1901Efficient Volunteers willing to go out at an early date and serve in South Africa under Eame conditions as those now serving are requested to give in their immo, at the Orderly Room, where all particulars caa be obtained. 2. Recruits will be enrolled on Monday. Wednesday, and Friday, at Eight p.m. 3. Any Sergeants or Members of the Cyclist Company whose Clothing and Equipment haa not been marked are requested to bring it to the Quartermaster's Store for that purpose any Drill Evening between 7.30 and Nine pm For Duty:—Major W. D. J. Morris. Lieu- tenant W. H. Roe, Surgeon-captain J. T. Thompson, M.B., Sergeant It. R. Griffiths, Cor. poral E. V. Roe. By Order. J. GASKELL, Colonel, 10715 Commanding Oardiff Detachment. aIts bt' Suctum* THE DUKE-STREET AUCTION ROOMS. CARDIFF. On TUESDAY and THURSDAY NEXT. January 22nd and 24th, 1901. IMPORTANT UNRESERVED SALE of V ALU. ABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS. &c.. in excellent condition removed from Newport-road, Cowbrictee-road. and Llandaff. LUESSRS. J. G. MADDOX and SON have received instructions from the various owners to remove and SELL by AUCTION, as above, over 600 lots of high-class. well-preserved HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Including a magnificent upright grand piano- forte in ebonised case, by Westphal, of Berlin- two other pianofortes, drawing and dining* room suites in saddled age. leather, and Genoa. velvet, two massive 6ft. carved walnut side- boards, a 5ft. ditto, 5ft., 6ft., and 8ft. dining tables, walnut and oak bookcases, ditto hall- stands, oak hall chairs and tables, inlaid rose- wood and Chippendale cabinets, ditto mnsio and china cabinets, carved oak Chippendale and Sheraton coal cabinets; rosewood, carved oak, and walnut overmantels; Watt coal vases. curbs and brasses; Brussels, Wilton, and Ax- minster carpets and rugs; Brussels stair carpet, massive marble clocks, bronze and china orpa-ments. oil paintings and etchings, two 6ft. elaborately carved walnut bedroom suites, a 5ft. ditto, four other bedroom suites. 6ft., 5ft., and 4ft. watrdrobes, pairs of toilets to match, chests of drawers, two all-brass bed- steads, six iron and brass ditto, spring and wool mattresses, towel rails, kitchen chairs arm ditto, &c.. &e. On View Day Prior to and Morning of Sale which will commence at Two o'clock prompt. a9548 CHURCH-STREET SALEROOMS. ]iTR A- SETCHFIELD has received instructions to SELL by AUCTION on THURSDAY NEXT, at Two o'clock sharp, & Large Quantity of Superior HOUSEHOLD FUR- NITURE and EFFECTS.—For Further Particu- lars sea Future Advertisements. 2098i24 gaita. Building: Land. BUILDING Land, suitable t.-Lt near Llandaff and in the centre of Ely; arrange- nielits can be made for financing pood b-ailders.-Apply H. Budsen, 18, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. &9504 Agricultural Land. TO l>et. Kitchen Garden and Orchard, attached to private honse.—Apply, by letter, Messrs. Dariei and Morgan, Solicitors, Pontypridd. 2011i21 30 and 19 Acre Farms. Freehold, for Sale.—ETHUS. Senilis Vaie. Owmbrw. tMMU